Posted by: sab_nepaliko_sathi August 25, 2010
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It's really hard to give you any advice without knowing your educational background. What I mean by that is my first advice to you would be to take SAT II and SAT but I don't know whether you are the type of student who would want to take SAT II. But let me give it a try
1)Study for SAT II, SAT and TOEFL. SAT II and SAT I books used to be at American Center. If it's still there, you can just go there and study. No need to buy them.
2) Get an idea of what your score may look like. The American Center used to have real SAT and SAT II books that you could use for free. Take a few old tests to get an idea of what your score may look like.
3) Come back to sajha and post what scores you think you can realistically score on these tests. Ideally, you would want to take the test and post the actual results but even 'expected score' is a good starting point.
1)Study for SAT II, SAT and TOEFL. SAT II and SAT I books used to be at American Center. If it's still there, you can just go there and study. No need to buy them.
2) Get an idea of what your score may look like. The American Center used to have real SAT and SAT II books that you could use for free. Take a few old tests to get an idea of what your score may look like.
3) Come back to sajha and post what scores you think you can realistically score on these tests. Ideally, you would want to take the test and post the actual results but even 'expected score' is a good starting point.